Tito vs Cotto at 147

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  1. BITCH ASS

    BITCH ASS "Too Fast" Full Member

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    I gotta see Cotto in with Cintron and Margo first before I make a decision on this one.
     
  2. thewoo

    thewoo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I think he was very hurt against Vargas.
     
  3. bronx

    bronx Boxing Junkie banned

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    Arguable he did hold and hit low so posssible, but his legs were there!
     
  4. Gandul

    Gandul Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I don't know about you guys but I pray for Tito to retire for good unless he can go down to 154 and beat Forrest... Which he would not do anyway...
     
  5. Shadowbox39

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    At this point you are all comparing apples and oranges! Both Tito and Dela Hoya in their primes at 147 were head and shoulders above Cotto at this point. Perhaps Cotto continues to improve in the next couple of years and closes that gap...I don't see that happening...but to answer the threads question....Tito in the mid rounds by KO or TKO...most likely the latter of the two! Cotto wears people down with his power...Tito was capable of one shot KO power...any time during the fight...that is dangerous....same thing with Dela Hoya...a straight right/left hook combo and the opponent was on the canvas....my two cents worth.
     
  6. 196osh

    196osh Mendes Bros. Full Member

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    Tito by knock out.
     
  7. bigtime-skills

    bigtime-skills Well-Known Member Full Member

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    That should really sum it up........I LOVE Cotto as a fighter, but he is really a plodder and would get ****ed up REAL BAD against Tito or Oscar prime for prime......

    I honestly fear for him if he fights Floyd.......Cotto is a warrior but really robotic.
     
  8. tays001

    tays001 ESB ELITE SQUAD Full Member

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    2$ worth i say cuz your on the Money
     
  9. albeziel

    albeziel Multi Viral C13 Full Member

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    I'll go with Tito, but I still believe that Cotto still isn't in his prime (which is unbelieveable). Cotto has a lot to prove, thank God that by doing that he brings excitement to boxing. Just a thought.
     
  10. Samurai

    Samurai I lost an avatar bet Full Member

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    Margarito is a plodder. Cotto is not
     
  11. fitzgeraldz

    fitzgeraldz And the new Full Member

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    Experience, boxing skills, power, speed, and overall relentlessness goes to Tito.

    There's no way that Cotto last past 5 rounds against Tito who would be the strongest and most fearce fighter that Cotto has ever faced.

    Tito can punch with power in both hands and his skills and physical assets were at their peak at 147.

    When he was Cotto's age he'd already won a middleweight title ... he had already been a WW champion for 6 years and unified titles at 154 and 147.
     
  12. they_killed_kenny

    they_killed_kenny Underdogs on top :) Full Member

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    Simple,

    Tito TKO6, watch the Ricardo Torres fight, which in my opinion his style is very very similar to Tito and now imagine that with 2wice the skill and 2wice the power, better reach and height, call it what you want but thats my analysis
     
  13. Thread Stealer

    Thread Stealer Loyal Member Full Member

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    Tito and DLH rarely stopped guys with one punch at 147. Tito took a couple guys out with left hooks to the body, and it was two left hooks from Tito to the head that took out Zulu (after punishing Zulu for the previous minute or so).
     
  14. BewareofDawg

    BewareofDawg P4P Champ Full Member

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  15. brooklyn1550

    brooklyn1550 Roberto Duran Full Member

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    Trinidad KO.

    A bad, bad matchup for Cotto. He could do alright boxing for a little bit, but with Trinidad's size and precise punches, he'd find the mark with a left hook or a right hand flush. And we all know Trinidad was one of the best finishers around.